DAY 1 RESULTS

DAY 2 RESULTS

DAY 3 RESULTS

For individual highlights, please scroll to the bottom of this page.

CHAMPIONSHIP POINTS SYSTEM
RELAY: 1st Place (40 pts), 2nd place (34 pts), 3rd Place (32 pts), 4th Place (30 pts), 5th Place (28 pts), 6th Place (26 pts), 7th Place (24 pts), 8th Place (22 pts), 9th Place (18 pts), 10th Place (14 pts), 11th Place (12 pts), 12th Place (10 pts), 13th Place (8 pts)

INDIVIDUAL: 1st Place (20 pts), 2nd place (17 pts), 3rd Place (16 pts), 4th Place (15 pts), 5th Place (14 pts), 6th Place (13 pts), 7th Place (12 pts), 8th Place (11 pts), 9th Place (9 pts), 10th Place (7 pts), 11th Place (6 pts), 12th Place (5 pts), 13th Place (4 pts), 14th Place (3 pts), 15th Place (2 pts), 16th Place (1pt)

The men’s and women’s swimming teams each accomplished a “three-peat” on Saturday to lift the CUNYAC Championship Trophy for the third straight year at the Lehman College Apex Aquatic Center in the Bronx.

The men dominated with 1,007 points, followed by Lehman (735.5), Staten Island (586), and Brooklyn (301). Head Coach Charles Lampasso was named the CUNYAC Men’s Coach of the Year for the second straight season and fourth time overall.

Jeffrey Wong was honored by winning the MSOA Katz Family Scholar-Athlete CUNYAC Award that is named in honor of John Jay Emeritus Head Coach Jane Katz and her family. The award is in cooperation with the Metropolitan Swimming Officials Association and is presented to a senior based upon academic performance, athletic accomplishments, community service and dedication to the sport of swimming.

On the women’s side, the Bearcats (1,058) swam past second place Hunter College (918), followed by John Jay (443), Lehman (332), Brooklyn (271), and Staten Island (253).

Julia Sung was busy at the awards stage by winning the CUNYAC Women's Performer of the Meet for her efforts in the exciting three day finals. She later won the award as the Top CUNYAC Women's Performer of the Year for her strong performances during the regular season.

The CUNY Athletic Conference will announce the All-Stars for the 2011-12 regular season at a later date.

The men’s and women’s swimming teams will next turn their attention to the regional “Metro Finals” on the weekend of February 17-19 to be hosted by Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey.

TOP HIGHLIGHTS

WOMEN
 
200 Freestyle Relay (New CUNYAC & SCHOOL RECORD) First place: Alyssa Lubrino, Apolonia Cieslak, Denisse Duran Llano, Julia Sung (Qualified for ECAC Opens. First women’s relay team in school history to qualify!)

400 Medley Relay (New CUNYAC RECORD) First place: Priscilla Arana, Sally Lim, Sung,  Lubrino
 
1 Meter Diving (School Record) Second Place: Jennifer Chern

200 Medley Relay (New CUNYAC RECORD) First Place: Julia Sung, Priscilla Arana, Sally Lim, Alyssa Lubrino

100 Butterfly (NEW FRESHMAN RECORD) First Place: Sally Lim

200 Freestyle (New CUNYAC & SCHOOL RECORD) First Place: Julia Sung

1,650 Freestyle (NEW CUNYAC & SCHOOL & FRESHMAN RECORD) First Place: Denisse Duran-Llano

100 Freestyle (NEW SCHOOL RRCORD) First Place: Alyssa Lubrino

200 Butterfly (NEW FRESHMAN RECORD) First Place: Sally Lim

400 Freestyle Relay (NEW CUNYAC RECORD) First place: Alyssa Lubrino, Priscilla Arana, Sally Lim, Julia Sung

MEN

200 Freestyle Relay (NEW SCHOOL RECORD) Second Place: Chudchane Sangtippawan, Kenny Kim, James Chang, Ryan Flynn

100 Breaststroke (NEW SCHOOL & FRESHMAN RECORD) Second Place: Chudchane Sangtippawan

400 Freestyle Relay (NEW SCHOOL RECORD) Second Place: Kenny Kim, Chudchane Sangtippawan, James Chang, Ryan Flynn